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Edward DmytrykMutiny (1952)

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In the War of 1812, an American ship carrying $10 million in gold is mutinied and the Captain is set adrift.

This movie is part of the collection: Feature Films

Director: Edward Dmytryk
Producer: Frank King, Maurice King
Production Company: King Brothers Productions
Sponsor: k-otic
Audio/Visual: sound, color
Keywords: Adventure
Contact Information: www.k-otic.com

Creative Commons license: Public Domain

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Movie Files	MPEG2	Ogg Video	512Kb MPEG4
MUTINY.MPEG	2.7 GB	310.2 MB	316.8 MB

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MUTINY.MPEG	364.0 KB	8.8 KB

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mutiny_files.xml	Metadata	[file]
mutiny_meta.xml	Metadata	1.1 KB
mutiny_reviews.xml	Metadata	826.0 B

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Reviewer: Deidzoeb - - April 20, 2008
Subject: Angela Lansbury, proto-sub
Not the greatest movie ever, but worth checking out for Angela Lansbury as the manipulative girlfriend who keeps the bad guy wrapped around her finger. Towards the end, the heroes use a primitive two-man submarine to plant a bomb on the hull of another ship. I don't know if the sub design is historically accurate to 1812, but if it's not, just call it "steampunk" and enjoy it all the more.